We recently discovered the concept of Natural Language Generation. It felt like a nice challenge for testing. We researched around and found that there were not many guides on how to test software used for Natural Language Generation. We decided to take advantage of Cunningham’s Law and post our thoughts on how to test natural language generators. NOTE: To make […]
Testing an NLG application
Getting started with Wallaroo
We used to think writing (near) real-time applications that process multiple data streams was for the high IQ crowd and well-funded teams. This belief was probably strengthened by the fact that we (at Qxf2) love Python … and our favorite language lacked good complex event processors, stream processors. So we were excited to discover Wallaroo has set out to fill […]
State of Testing Survey: 2018
Hey, Testers. It’s new year!!! and State of Testing Survey 2018 has gone live. Please consider participating in the survey and start the year by contributing to the testing community. Why take the survey?: This is a worldwide survey that tries to identify the existing state of testing. Taking the survey is one step into bringing more transparency into our […]
Parsing Google Calendar events with Python
This post will show you how to use Python to parse Google Calendar events. Google’s API documentation is good but we haven’t found a realistic example anywhere. So we are sharing what we have. In this post, you will learn to look for all-day events with the word ‘PTO’ in the event title. Overview Here are the steps we will […]